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1 Week In Cirencester

So you've got a week in Cirencester - that's great news. Let's see how you can best use your time while you're here. Last updated 5th February 2024

What Should I Do For One Week In Cirencester?

If you have 7 days to spend in Cirencester, here are some suggestions:

Day 1:

  • Visit the Corinium Museum, which showcases the town's Roman history. Allow at least 2 hours.
  • Take a stroll around Cirencester Park, which covers over 3,000 acres of stunning countryside. Allow 1-2 hours.

Day 2:

  • Explore the Brewery Arts Centre, which has exhibitions, a cinema, and a cafe. Allow 2-3 hours.
  • Check out Cirencester Parish Church, which dates back to Norman times. Allow 1 hour.

Day 3:

  • Take a drive to Cotswold Water Park, where you can enjoy water sports, fishing, or just a scenic walk. Allow half a day.
  • Visit nearby Bibury, one of the prettiest villages in England. Allow 1-2 hours.

Day 4:

  • Spend the day at the Cotswold Wildlife Park, which has over 260 species of animals. Allow a full day.

Day 5:

  • Take a day trip to the historic town of Bath, which is just over an hour away. Explore the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, and the Georgian architecture. Allow a full day.

Day 6:

  • Go for a hike on the nearby Cotswold Way, which has stunning views of the countryside. Allow half a day.
  • Visit nearby Chedworth Roman Villa, which has one of the best-preserved Roman villas in the UK. Allow 1-2 hours.

Day 7:

  • Take a leisurely stroll around Cirencester town centre and explore the local shops and cafes. Allow a few hours.

As for places to stay, there are a range of options in and around Cirencester, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly B&Bs. Some popular choices include:

  • The Kings Head Hotel, a boutique hotel in the heart of town.
  • The Corinium Hotel & Restaurant, a cozy B&B with a highly-rated restaurant.
  • The Bathurst Arms, a traditional pub with rooms set in a picturesque village just outside of town.

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